[3 of 3] Collect Income From AI’s #1 Energy Partner

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View in browser SPONSORED “I’m Blown Away By What’s Brewing in D.C” Former CIA officer Buck Sexton just revealed a radical plan developing inside the White House… one he believes could reshape the global order and ignite a market boom not seen in 75 years. Watch his urgent interview before it’s taken offline. Editor's Note: For AI to survive, it needs massive amounts of three things: land, water, and energy. There's one company that's been sitting on all three for over a century. It's already outperformed Apple, Amazon, and Microsoft since 2000, turning $1,000 invested into $556,454... but Chief Income Strategist Marc Lichtenfeld says, "I believe the next 25 years could be even more profitable." He explains why here. - James Ogletree, Senior Managing Editor MARKET TRENDS Collect Income From AI's #1 Energy Partner Marc Lichtenfeld, Chief Income Strategist, The Oxford Club Everyone knows the giant companies supporting AI. Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA), Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT), and Alphabet (Nasdaq: GOOG) are just a few of the household names. At this point, those Mag 7 stocks are crowded trades. To make money from AI, investors have to look in places where most others haven't. In Parts 1 and 2 of this series, I discussed companies that own land and water rights, which will be important to data center build-outs. But it all starts with energy. Without cheap, reliable energy, data centers don't run, and AI (as well as many other technologies) lies dormant. We're going to need a lot of energy. OpenAI said that in the next eight years, it wants to build 250 gigawatts of new computing power. No big deal - just 20% of all of America's current electricity-generating capacity. The electricity generator to take note of is Black Hills (NYSE: BKH). Based in Rapid City, South Dakota, it serves 1.35 million customers in eight states, including Wyoming, which is becoming a hotbed for data center construction. It is also in the process of acquiring NorthWestern Energy (Nasdaq: NWE), which will add an additional 800,000 customers. Black Hills counts tech giants Microsoft and Meta Platforms (Nasdaq: META) among its data center clients. It will also supply electricity for a new 115-acre data center campus in Cheyenne. SPONSORED Trump's Favorite AI Energy Stock?? It's wildly profitable - Over $3 billion in operating income. It has a partnership with the hottest AI stock on Wall Street. And Trump has publicly backed it? Get the details on #1 AI energy stock here. The regulatory framework under which Black Hills operates allows it to provide low-cost electricity to data center operators - an important fact considering that the president wants data centers to pay higher prices for electricity. Black Hills also pays a solid 3.9% dividend yield and has raised its dividend every year since 1971. That's an impressive track record. The company just raised its dividend last week to $0.703 per share. Shareholders of record as of February 17 will receive their dividends on March 1. Black Hills is a great way to generate income while owning a company that feeds the data centers what they're hungry for: energy. However, if you're looking for the best way to play all three resources that AI needs to operate - land, water, and energy - be sure to check this out... It's one company that dominates in all three areas, and it has a 25-year track record that would make Warren Buffett jealous. Since 2000, its average annual return is a tremendous 29% per year. (And that was mostly before the surge in AI.) Click here for details on what I call "the 29% Account." Good investing, Marc Leave a Comment BUILD AND PROTECT YOUR WEALTH Fed Cuts Rates, Gold Set to Surge. Learn How to Profit Now! How My Son Threw Away $1 Million at the Car Dealership Forget Diversification. Discover Why 99% of Stocks Are Deadweight and How Focusing on 1 Ticker Holds the Real Key to Massive Profits. 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